MICHAEL BURLEIGH: The Perdiction Of World War III ?
Saturday, March 7, 2009 by superman | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I watched this on a TV news channel, then I googled and found this article. Will it start, what do you think?
According to this article, it will be started by terrorists and not a country.
Can we afford to let it happen? Perhaps or surely not! But can we stop it from happening... Yes if the whole world acts soon and No if we wait because it is already too late, still there is some time left...
Whether for good or bad reason, we have created one group of ignomined people that feels looted... and misusing their disgrace are some leaders who claim to be their saviour, but are they really?
It will be really unfortunate if we could not learn from our history. And we repeat the same blunders which threatens not only human civilisation but the whole life on our Earth.
Forget the consequences of first and second world war, if it happens our Earth will not be able to give us shelter anymore. AQ khan has done all the things to supply nuclear technique to pootentially dangerous countries. Iran develops them unnoticed and Libya pays to get them. Any nuclear war will be much than needed to increase the environment temperature to critical value. Ice will melt and oceans will boil. Where would you live?
You might say that I am worrying too much but really Its not much. This terrorist group is not too new. It started some 30 years ago. Soviet Republic did everything to curb them but couldn't stop them to grow. Now, its US and Britain from a decade but they too failed till now as we can see their power is still increasing because they all jooined hands...
But where is the mistake... perhaps a void is left whenever a country is invaded leaving a class of 'disgraced and unsatisfied' people...True we did it for betterment of world but what we missed was any attempt to prevent their miind to go towards terror. We didn't do anything to educate them or to make them understand or to develop their crushed land and economy and eventually the leaders captured them with brainwash. We destructed their areas but didn't construct it again.
If we cut a weed, it will grow again and with many branches... but if we rout it and plant some grains the frequency of weeds will decrease. This weed is now wodespread...
Let us see what happens.
Reply #2 Saturday, March 7, 2009 9:32 AM
yeah....and it helps if the security team assigned to protect....doesn't lie on the ground and play dead or hide in the bushes....until the terrorists get on their bicycles and wander off.... 
Reply #3 Sunday, March 8, 2009 12:27 AM
from article: The Pakistani government was fully aware that the team would have been a prime target for terrorists - indeed India, England, Australia and South Africa all refuse to play there because of the threat - yet it was unable to prevent its streets from running once again with blood.
yeah....and it helps if the security team assigned to protect....doesn't lie on the ground and play dead or hide in the bushes....until the terrorists get on their bicycles and wander off....
Yep, to me there is something highly suspicious about the entire event! Apart from the security detail hitting the deck in 'self' defence, thus abandoning those they were charged to protect, it is also very curious as to why the Pakistan team bus departed for the staduim some minutes later than the Sri Lankan team bus, when on previous days they had departed the hotel together.
Furthermore, CCTV footage shows some of the gunmen leaving the scene unchallenged in an unhurried and carefee manner, which to me suggests prior knowledge and some sort of deal being done. The security forces should have been all over them, and in most other countries/cities that would have been the case, but no... these gunmen walked away from the scene with their arms clearly visible and nobody as much as questioned them. To me it smacks of a blind eye being turned and co-operation coming from high places, and that in itself is a huge cause for concern when we consider the bigger picture of terrorism possibly having the potential to spark another World War.
Reply #4 Sunday, March 8, 2009 9:36 AM
Absolutely Correct Doc, Truth will always win.
Gunmen leaving the arena, No player being killed, Leaking information of changed route... All these shows these attacks were pre-planned, just to how the world that, pak is itself suffering from terrorism.
According to reports 80% of their army and 40-60% of its officials are Taliban-supporters. Musharraf himself admitted that pak leaders including him have gathered terroorists in large numbers from all over the world. So its quite sure that they appointed such people in army and at high ranks too.
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Reply #1 Saturday, March 7, 2009 9:29 AM
When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants, and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it--always.
Mahatma Gandhi